An overview of our articles about Armoring, the Body Armor, and Body De-Armoring practices, also called Muscular De-Armoring, Somatic De-Armoring, or Emotional De-Armoring.
One of the questions in relation to Body De-Armoring (also called Emotional De-Armoring or Somatic De-Armoring) is if it can be damaging for one’s health, and what sort of risks, precautions, and/or contraindications may apply. [ Read more … ]
In some types of De-Armoring treatment modalities — such as breathwork therapy, shamanic work, or dance and movement therapies — sessions may be accompanied with suggestive music (also called evocative music) in order to create [ Read more … ]
Penis De-Armoring — also called Lingam De-Armoring — is a form of Genital De-Armoring that involves releasing tensions, constrictions, adhesions, numbness, or disconnectedness in relation to the penis and testicles. Emotions and trauma that may [ Read more … ]
Intra-Oral Massage, also written Intraoral Massage, is a therapeutic massage modality that’s most specifically aimed at alleviating or curing TMJ Dysfunction, although people also undergo the treatment for reduction of facial and neck tensions, improvement [ Read more … ]
In this post, we’ll discuss what’s involved in so-called muscular, somatic, or emotional De-Armoring (commonly written in British English as Dearmouring) of the back and spine of the body. The back and spine of a [ Read more … ]
In this post, we look at the affected emotions and somatic techniques with regard to De-Armoring (commonly written in British English as Dearmouring) the shoulder and neck region. De-Armoring the Shoulders Psychologically, armoring of the [ Read more … ]
Aftercare, Shadow Work, and the Integration of insights and experiences are essential activities in relation to Body De-Armoring (also called Somatic De-Armoring or Emotional De-Armoring), notably after occurrences of re-experiencing trauma or catharsis. This is [ Read more … ]
The pelvic floor is composed of muscle fibers and fascia (connective tissue) which cover the area underneath the pelvis. It separates the pelvic cavity above from the perineal area below. Both men and women have [ Read more … ]
Reichian Therapy is a common denominator (i.e. umbrella term) for a range of therapeutic treatment modalities that were developed or predominantly inspired by the psychotherapist Wilhelm Reich (1897 – 1957). Reich is considered the “Godfather” [ Read more … ]
The face is said to be the mirror of the soul. It’s one of our primary ways to connect to the world and other people. But as it is, it’s also the face and head [ Read more … ]